https://github.com/SchedMD/slurm/blob/ffae59d9df69aa42a090044b867be660be259620/src/plugins/openapi/v0.0.38/jobs.c#L136
but no longer in
https://github.com/SchedMD/slurm/blob/slurm-23.02/src/plugins/openapi/v0.0.39/jobs.c
Which underwent major revision
In the next openapi version
On 22/0
Hi Davide,
On 8/22/24 21:30, Davide DelVento via slurm-users wrote:
I am confused by the reported amount of Down and PLND Down by sreport.
According to it, our cluster would have had a significant amount of
downtime, which I know didn't happen (or, according to the documentation
"time that slu
Hi all,
I have a cloud cluster running in GCP that seems to have gotten stuck
in a state where the slurmctld will not start/stop compute nodes, it
just sits there with thousands of jobs in the queue and only a few
compute nodes up and running (out of thousands).
I can try to kick it by setting no
Thanks Ole,
this is very helpful. I was unaware of that issue. From the bug report it's
not clear to me if it was just a sreport (display) issue, or if the problem
was in the way the data was stored.
In fact I am running 23.11.5 which I installed in April. The numbers I see
for the last few months
We are getting a few calls to support container workloads on our Slurm cluster;
I want to support these user's usecases, so am looking into it now.
The problem for me is, I'm not super-familiar with container runtimes excepting
(regular rootful) Docker... I see that any Slurm-compatible runtime
We've been using Singularity for this for years with out much issue. It
doesn't cover all use cases, but most applications work fine.
We have not implemented this yet:
https://slurm.schedmd.com/containers.html But I intend to investigate
it in the future. As of right now we just have the late
